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What you need to know about Matlala’s testimony at Madlanga

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What you need to know about Matlala’s testimony at Madlanga

Proceedings at Madlanga commission of inquir y commenced dramatically as Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala’s lawyer fought to have the hearing postponed to Tuesday

They, however, lost the fight even after threating to storm out should the commission not grant them postponement.

The alleged cartel member told the commission he was not comfortable to proceed without his lead counsel, Adv Annelene van den Heever, who was reported sick.

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